Canadian IFR Written Exam Prep

Pass Your IFR Written On The First Try

382 realistic practice questions built for Canadian pilots. Study smarter, track your readiness, and walk into the exam with confidence.

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382 Questions
13 Categories
100% Canadian Content
$14.99 per month
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// Process

Three steps to
exam confidence

A proven study loop used by hundreds of Canadian instrument pilots.

01
Study the Question Bank
382 questions across 13 IFR categories — Air Law, Meteorology, Instrument Approaches, Flight Planning, and more. All sourced from real Canadian exam material.
02
Simulate Real Exams
Run timed 60-question exam simulations. Randomised questions, 90-minute countdown, and an instant pass/fail result with category-by-category analysis.
03
Target Your Weak Areas
Your dashboard tracks accuracy by category. The system identifies your weak spots and recommends exactly which topics to drill next to hit the 70% passing threshold.
// Capabilities

Everything you need
to pass

Built specifically for the Transport Canada INRAT written exam — not a generic quiz app.

📡
Smart Question Bank
382 questions with 4 answer choices, full explanations, and instructor notes — including diagrams, approach plates, GFA charts, and LO charts.
382 Questions
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Exam Simulator
Realistic 60-question, 90-minute timed exam. Randomised question order, shuffled answers, and a detailed post-exam performance breakdown.
Timed · Realistic
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Readiness Dashboard
Your IFR Exam Readiness score updates in real-time. See strengths, weak areas, coverage heatmap, and personalised study recommendations.
Live Analytics
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Flashcard Mode
Flip-card study for every question in the bank. Filter by category, shuffle the deck, and review full explanations and diagrams on the back.
382 Cards
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Bookmark & Review
Star difficult questions during any quiz and build a custom review deck from your saved items. Quiz directly from your bookmarks.
Custom Decks
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Visual Question Content
Charts, diagrams, approach plates, and cockpit displays embedded directly in questions — exactly as you will see them on the real exam.
Real Charts
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Weakness Analyser
The dashboard identifies categories below the 70% threshold and generates prioritised study recommendations with one-click drill launch.
AI-Guided
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100% Canadian Content
Built specifically for Transport Canada INRAT. AIM, CARs, CAP GEN, and ICAO references — not American FAA material repurposed for Canada.
INRAT Specific
// Platform

Study anywhere,
any device

Optimised for mobile. Fast-loading, offline-capable, and designed for the way pilots actually study — in short focused sessions.

  • ⚡
    Quick 10
    10-question rapid-fire drills in under 5 minutes. Perfect for study breaks.
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    Shuffled Every Time
    Answers randomise on every attempt so you learn the concept, not the position.
  • 💾
    Progress Saved Locally
    All progress stored on your device. No account required to start.
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Home Screen
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INSTRUMENT APPROACHES
When conducting a circling approach, pilots should not descend below the MDA until
A
landing is assured.
B
established on the downwind leg.
C
established on the final approach.
D
the airport beacon is in sight.
// Pilots

Trusted by Canadian
instrument pilots

★★★★★
IFRTEST helped me pass my IFR written on the first attempt. The category breakdown showed me exactly where to focus and the exam simulator felt just like the real thing.
👨‍✈️
Mark T.
PPL → IFR · Ontario
★★★★★
The instructor notes after each question are incredible. I finally understood why answers were right or wrong instead of just memorising. Scored 89% on the real exam.
👩‍✈️
Sarah K.
Commercial Pilot · BC
★★★★★
I used three different study tools and IFRTEST was by far the most comprehensive for Canadian content. The GFA and approach plate questions especially — nothing else has those.
🧑‍✈️
James R.
Flight Instructor · Alberta
// Plans

Simple pricing for
serious pilots

Start free. Upgrade when you're ready to unlock the full platform.

Free Demo
$ 0
Try 10 real questions — no card needed.
  • ✓ 10-question sample quiz
  • ✓ Real exam-style questions
  • ✓ Instructor notes preview
  • – Full 382-question bank
  • – Category drilling
  • – Exam simulator
  • – Progress tracking
  • – Flashcards & bookmarks
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Pro
$ 14 .99 / mo
Everything you need to pass on the first try.
  • ✓ Full 382-question bank
  • ✓ All 13 IFR categories
  • ✓ Timed 60-question exam simulator
  • ✓ Full readiness dashboard
  • ✓ Weak area analysis & recommendations
  • ✓ Flashcards + bookmarks
  • ✓ AI Instructor Mode
  • ✓ Lifetime access option ($79)
Flight School
$ 499 / year
Instructor dashboard for your whole cohort.
  • ✓ Everything in Pro
  • ✓ Instructor dashboard
  • ✓ Student progress tracking
  • ✓ Cohort-level analytics
  • ✓ Bulk student accounts
  • ✓ Custom question sets
  • ✓ Dedicated support
  • ✓ CARAC compliance reports
Contact Us → ifrtest.ca@gmail.com

Start Preparing Today

382 questions. 13 categories. Full Canadian IFR exam prep — free to start.

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Common Questions

How many questions are on the Transport Canada IFR written exam?
The Transport Canada Instrument Rating written exam (INRAT) consists of 60 multiple-choice questions drawn from a large question bank covering 13 subject areas. IFRTEST.ca gives you access to 382 practice questions across all categories so you see a wide variety before exam day.
What score do you need to pass the Canadian IFR written exam?
You need a minimum score of 70% to pass the Transport Canada Instrument Rating written exam. IFRTEST.ca tracks your readiness score per category so you know exactly which areas to focus on before you sit the real exam.
What topics are covered on the Canadian IFR written exam?
The exam covers 13 categories: Air Law & Airspace, Meteorology, Instrument Approaches, Enroute & Holding, Departure Procedures, Navigation, Human Factors, Instrument Systems, Two-Way Comm Failure, and more. IFRTEST.ca has dedicated question banks for every category.
How long does it take to study for the IFR written exam?
Most candidates spend 20–40 hours studying. With IFRTEST.ca's readiness dashboard you can see your progress in real time and focus only on weak areas, which significantly cuts down study time compared to reading textbooks alone.
Is IFRTEST.ca based on real Transport Canada exam questions?
Yes. All 382 questions are written to match the style, difficulty, and subject matter of the actual Transport Canada INRAT exam. Questions are reviewed and updated with each CARS amendment cycle.
Can I use IFRTEST.ca on my phone or tablet?
Yes — IFRTEST.ca is fully mobile-optimized and works on any device. You can also install it as an app on your iPhone or Android home screen for offline-style access and a full-screen experience.
What is included in the free demo?
The free demo gives you 10 real exam-style questions with full explanations. No credit card required. Upgrading to Pro unlocks all 382 questions, the timed 60-question exam simulator, flashcards, AI Instructor, and full progress tracking.